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Once the most popular card game in America! This classic rummy game tests your skill at collecting matching ranked cards. Meld three or more cards of the same rank to the table and then add to them in later turns. Each rank has a point value which counts against you in your hand and counts in your favor on the table.

The classic game of bidding and promoted Jacks! Euchre, pronounced YOO-ker, is a trick-taking card game played with a short deck of 24 cards ranked Nine to Ace. Order it Up? One or more rounds of bidding decide who will try to take at least 3 of 5 hands.

A fast-paced, popular partnership game for four players. The strategy can be "tricky" – if you can't estimate which cards your opponents hold, and how they'll play each round, you may just bag out. Remember, the trump suit is Spades, so a deuce of spades is worth more than an ace of diamonds.

Less is more in the game of Hearts, where the winner has the fewest points! Each Heart card is worth one point (and the Queen of Spades is a whopping 13 points!), so you want to end up with as few of them as possible... or perhaps you're trying to Shoot the Moon and take them all?

Gin Rummy is one of the most popular forms of Rummy! Try to reduce the points in your 10-card hand to as close to zero as you can by forming melds and eliminating deadwood. Get your hand all the way to zero points and go Gin for an even bigger bonus score!

Oklahoma Gin has all the great qualities and gameplay features as the classic card game, Gin Rummy. In this variation the value of the first upcard determines the minimum count at which players can knock.

Pinochle is a trick-taking game played with a 48 card deck. Pinochle players score points by forming combinations of cards into melds and also by traditional trick-taking. Thus, each pinochle hand is played in three phases: bidding, melds, and tricks.

Whist is a classic English trick-taking card game which was widely played in the 18th and 19th centuries. Although the rules are simple, there is scope for scientific play. Whist replaced the popular variant of Trump known as Ruff and Honours.

Five thousand years old, and this game still knows how to have fun! You'll need strategy, luck, and a friendly streak of mischief to get your checkers around the lines and safely off the board. Remember, there's safety in numbers... and if you don't remember, there's always room at the bar.

"The Game of Kings", "The Royal Game" – this is one classic pastime with a blue-blooded pedigree. Move your pieces across the board, trapping and capturing your opponent's King while protecting your own. Will you take the time to strategize, or speed the game up in Blitz mode? The next move is yours.

One of the most popular, easy-to-learn games in the world! Move your checkers across the board, jump your opponent's pieces, capture them all and win the game. This is the perfect way to spend a lazy afternoon... or to take your first step into the world of multiplayer gaming.

Race your opponents, advance all your colored marbles clockwise from your starting area to your colored home row in the center of the board. Roll the dice and advance one of your marbles on the board clockwise towards your home row, or you can choose to place another marble into play with a roll of 1 or 6. Any time you roll a 6 you also get an extra turn!

The pool game everyone knows and loves! Sink all the balls in your group (either stripes or solids), then pocket the 8-ball to win. Just don't sink it until everything else is off the table, or you'll hand the victory to your opponent.

Action-packed pool that's quick to play. Your target is the lowest numbered ball on the table, but your goal is to sink the 9-ball. If you're good at combination shots, you can end the game in a blink of an eye, so keep looking for any chance to bounce that 9-ball into the pocket!